SPEAKER INDEX    CONTENTS   INSERTS   
1. INCREASE FUNDING IMPACT AND AVAILABILITY    86  
2.  DIVERSE AND SUSTAINED CONSERVATION INVESTMENTS    88  
3. FORGING PARTNERSHIPS TO CREATE BREADTH AND DEPTH   92  
4. ADDRESSING THE ROOTS OF TIGER CONSERVATION PROBL   96  
5. FLEXIBILITY TO ACCOMMODATE RISK AND INNOVATION    98  
6. BUILDING LOCAL LEADERSHIP AND CAPACITY    99  
7. LAYING GROUNDWORK FOR FUTURE CONSERVATION   101  
ABERCROMBIE   140    155    156    157    158    159    160    161    162  
               163    164  
BERRY           78    151    152    153    154    155    162    168    169  
FALEOMAVAEGA    13     60     61     62     63     64     73     74     75  
                76  
FOOSE          139    140    162    167    168  
GILCHREST        8     10     13     16     18     20     21     31     42  
                56     57     59     60     64     68     71     72     73  
                75     76     77     78    107    118    129    138    150  
               151    153    154    158    163    164    165    166    167  
               168    169  
HEMLEY          43     65     66     68     71     72     73     74     75  
                77  
JONES           21     60     61     62     63     64     69     77  
KIRTLAND       130    158    159    160    161    166    167  
POMBO           65     66     67     68     75  
RAPP            32     56     57     58     59     60     77  
ROBINSON       118    165  
SAXTON          16  
STANSELL        70  
STEUER         107    156    157    164  

CONTENTS    SPEAKERS   INSERTS   
STATEMENT OF HON. WAYNE T. GILCHREST, A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FROM THE STATE OF MARYLAND
                                                                 PAGE     8

STATEMENT OF HON. ENI. F.H. FALEOMAVAEGA, A DELEGATE TO CONGRESS FROM AMERICAN SAMOA
                                                                 PAGE    13

STATEMENT OF HON. JIM SAXTON, A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FROM THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY
                                                                 PAGE    16

STATEMENT OF MARSHALL P. JONES, ACTING DIRECTOR, U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, U.S. DEPARTMENT 
OF THE INTERIOR, ACCOMPANIED BY KENNETH B. STANSELL, ACTING ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL 
AFFAIRS, U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE 
                                                                 PAGE    21

STATEMENT OF GINETTE HEMLEY, VICE PRESIDENT OF SPECIES CONSERVATION, WORLD WILDLIFE FUND
                                                                 PAGE    43

STATEMENT OF JOHN BERRY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION 
                                                                 PAGE    78

STATEMENT OF KAREN STEUER, DIRECTOR, COMMERCIAL EXPLOITATION AND TRADE PROGRAM, INTERNATIONAL FUND 
FOR ANIMAL WELFARE 
                                                                 PAGE   107

STATEMENT OF JOHN ROBINSON, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATION, 
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY 
                                                                 PAGE   118

STATEMENT OF JOHN KIRTLAND, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR ANIMAL STEWARDSHIP, FELD ENTERTAINMENT, INC., 
AND FOUNDER, RINGLING BROTHERS CENTER FOR ELEPHANT CONSERVATION 
                                                                 PAGE   130

STATEMENT OF THOMAS J. FOOSE, PROGRAM DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL RHINO FOUNDATION
                                                                 PAGE   139


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